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Roatan, Utila, and Guanaja are the main islands of the Bay Islands of Honduras. Roatan is the largest and is easily accessible from the US with direct flights to Coxen Hole airport. While Spanish is the official language, many islanders also speak English or Creole English, making it even easier for visitors.
Hundreds of dive sites surround the Bay Islands, with suitable options for divers of every interest and experience level. Diving the Bay Islands includes stunning coral reefs, wrecks, walls, caves, and bucket-list marine encounters such as whale sharks and dolphins.
The Bay Islands are not only a fantastic dive destination but also offer many land and watersport activities for divers and non-divers to enjoy. Explore nature parks, botanical gardens, waterfalls, and beaches. Ziplining, ATV tours, and horse riding will thrill those interested in more adventurous land activities.
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Whether you stay in West Bay Beach or West End, its only a 30-minute walk or a 5-minute taxi ride between the two, so its worthwhile making the short trip to experience both locations.
Just a one-hour ferry ride or 15-minute flight from Roatan, the small island of Utila has a lot to offer. You'll find all the resorts, restaurants, and dive shops on the main strip of the south shore. Famous for its high concentration of dive schools along the walkable strip, you will be near a dive center wherever you stay in Utila. Expect smaller budget hotels designed with divers in mind; enjoy the convenience of stepping directly from the boat to your room or the dive bar.
Guanaja is not as easy to reach as Roatan, with the main settlement on a key only reachable by boat. Just 19 square miles in size, one road connects the areas of Mangrove Bight (north) to Savanah Bight (south). This small jewel in the Caribbean is known for its natural beauty and is surrounded by an amazing coral reef, which divers and snorkelers enjoy. Non-diving activities include kayaking, kite surfing, and exploring the mountainous terrain via its numerous hiking trails.
